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@@Creamteam69420-s umm, I don't know how I feel about that comparison

@@shawnpepin7890 sorry lol I was talking about ur voice not ur looks

@@Orlosthedruid what???

@@viktor-rp7xl Yes, that’s exactly how I did it… cut the pice of would down the middle, traced the tang of the skrama onto one side, measured the thickness of the tang, and routed/chiseled the exact shape out of the tang ( you could do it on both sides with half the blade thickness if you want the joint line to not be slightly off set) then i epoxied and clamp the while thing back together and shaped the handle. The skrama 200 is actually a much easier build due to the full tang handle. If you need a video example, try looking at how puukko sheaths are made. The wood scabbards are very similar in their production

@Ronie792 yeah, because these are "just moras"

@Ronie792 you would loose it if you saw what mora is charging for their newer premium wood and leather knives

@@RoxonTool no problem... any chance you could send me the new knife scissors with the exchange blades, or the new ks2 with the swapping blades? Can't get them in my area, and would love to do a review

@@anonymous4201 hahaha... I agree... sorry 😞 . I won't make that mistake again

It's a European carry all 😅

@Xenotheosis awesome buddy, mine is still working perfectly , so far so good. Glad I could help.

@@anonymous4201 I made it myself. Check out my other videos and shorts as i make many custom handles and sheaths

@@MrMBershadsky it does look like amber... great comparison

Thank you

Thanks a bunch.. these handles always turn out great, but quite time consuming to laminate all the layers

Thanks George. Love that you continue to watch

Yes I do... I buy the blanks from Laurin metalli , and make custom handles and sheaths for them

Thanks my friend. More coming soon

@@SydneyRoseArt lol... working hard? Or hardely working

@2ndchancegeorge oh George, you make me blush 😊... love your videos my friend

Thank my friend, i will post an update on it soon. Love the comment

Thanks my friend

@@1zombster i dont know who Sam Hyde is, but he sounds cool

@@malarijec6366 your comment sucks

@@shawnpepin7890 kako iz čije perspektive... Mi ovako ne pričamo,to ovdje nije znak muškosti nego prenemaganja...

I love the 105 mm.. just made a couple of those recently.. the cost about 16 bucks a piece canadian, but are well worth the price

@@shawnpepin7890 yeah in USD its 16 with the priority shipping but i had to get the bs2fts from bps as well cause they are little badass blades.

Awesome my friend.. please send me pics or videos of your completed projects

@@shawnpepin7890 I'm gonna try my hand at videos. I'll tag ya. I'd be very interested in some useful opinions.

Thanks a bunch my friend. You should check out the finished product (a couple videos after) it was a super fun build

I really like the mora 2000 blank and their 106 laminated blank, but for simple carbon steel, it's hard to beat the Laurin blanks in 80crv2... either way though, your getting a great heat treatment

They have an excellent warranty.. try it

@@mrjacko13ify no, but they are not that hard to make.. check out my videos on my custom handle from earlier this year

@@christianmcbride9905 thank you my friend. Working on the sheath tonight and will have a short with the complete piece in the next few days

They are great blades. Really do wish that I got a D2 version , but their carbon steel is very well heat treated

I own more than 40 SAKs in all shapes and sizes, The KS2 Elite is my current EDC multitool because It offers the following advantages over most SAKs: All the tools lock. The scissors are almost as good as a SAK, but twice the size. It has an inline reamer (some SAKs do, like the Pioneer X, but most don't) It has an inline Phillips screwdriver (Only the Explorer or the SwissChamp have this to my knowledge) It has G10 non slip scales. (some SAK offer non celidor scales, like the Alox and Grip series) It has a pocket clip (you can add an aftermarket one to a SAK) It's the combination of all these things at a low price point that makes it a great alternative to a Victorinox SAK for me.

@@AdrianDeLeonSaldivar They're nowhere near as good as Victorinox scissors. They are bigger and that's useful as long as you're just cutting paper. They're not as sharp, they're not engineered as well, and they easily fail when trying to cut anything thick. There are a ton of SAKs with an inline Phillips and even a few with an exceptional bit driver and storage for several bits, including a Phillips. The driver is always on the Cyber Tool series and a few others. Technically, almost every SAK has an inline Phillips since the flathead on the can opener is designed to work on #2 Phillips screws. I've never felt the need to have a pocket clip on a 91mm knife, but to each his own. You can buy and add pocket clips to any SAK though. The price difference is worth it for the better engineering and the lifetime warranty from a company like Victorinox that's actually guaranteed to exist for the rest of your life, while who knows about Roxxon? Also, the individual tools are somewhat functional on the KS2 and that's about the best you can say about them, while the SAK tools are always exceptional. Take the saw as just one example. It's useless garbage on the Roxxon and shockingly good on a Victorinox.

I've noticed people are deeply invested and biased towards Victorinox because their grandpappy used them or whatever. They have refused to innovate and make their products better so now the competition is stepping in. Using the same designs for decades is one way to become obsolete very soon.

@@nick-firstest my favorite